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| kallman writes: |
Dang Cheriton, wish I could read Russian. @ Rich Bliss, so is the issue that there needs to be more escarpments than are available in the box set because there needs to be a longer run of them? I can agree in part. But you have to consider the customer this is mainly geared toward Rich. Which would be initially players of the Flames of War game. Also it is marketed to those gamers who either don't have the time of skills to build terrain or both, but have the cash. While I do have the skills to build terrain sometimes I do not have the time. I have the cash so a couple of these boxes makes it easy for me to set up a throw down game set in the desert. And yes I have built long escarpments for my desert games but with practicality in mind as I mentioned earlier. |
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Battlefront Miniatures 
of Battlefront Miniatures Limited writes:
Scenery has always played a vital part in Flames of War. With the pending release of 4th Edition and the return to the desert for Mid-war, we've taken the opportunity to refresh our range of Battlefield in a Box desert terrain.
These naturally occurring slopes are a tank crew's best friend. Blocking line of sight, allowing room to maneuver and outflank the enemy, or providing concealed firing positions when taking up a hull-down position.
Sculpted by Jason Buyaki
Text edited by Editor Hebber
Graphics edited by Editor Hebber
Scheduled by Editor in Chief Bill
